In breast ultrasounds, usually 'circumscribed'

• radiology help - D
  • Wow. This is why good MTs have - trouble getting more than 8 cpl
    • That's a pretty mean thing to say. - Weren't you ever a newbie?
  • definitely "circumscribed" - Just cruisin' through
  • In breast ultrasounds, usually 'circumscribed' - Rad
  • radiology help.. - jeeperbelle
  • circumscribed mass ? circumferential mass? nm - Txczech

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an irregular area of enhancement  "demonstrating a suspicious _________ curve adjacent to the tract..."   Sounds like washout?  An area where a prior biopsy had been done. TYIA.

Examination at this time demonstrates diffuse fibronodularity in both breasts.

That's what it sounds like.  Any ideas on what the word could be?

Thanks.

on the CC view of the left breast.

What would cc mean in this sentence?

Thank you.

nm

garden variety gram positive bacteria and may represent methicillin resistant staph aureus that would not be sensitive to the Keflex.

Is there such a thing as garden variety?

Thanks again!!

Plastic doc.... Innomed or Innamed breast implants/??

this is a biospy of the breast with pathology report showing

extensive calcified and hyalinized fibroadenomas nodule.  Full size grossing adenosis and foreign body granuloma.

full size/four sides not sure, what this is.  Any ideas?

Thanks, 

these calcifications would be admenimal  to stereotactic core biopsy.

I am on a major deadline and can't think, any help would be appreciated.  Thanks. 

Has anyone heard of what sounds like a "serosatek" probe/needle for breast biopsy?  TX much

This is the way we have been told to use it.

Patient with breast cancer.

Patient has nipple retraction and s/l tepicular thickening in the posterior region of the right breast. 

This is pertaining to a breast carcinoma. I know what it means, but am not sure how to write it.  I was wondering if someone could help me with the correct way to type this:

"She is classified as a T2 N3 MX."

Thank you for any help.

D

Patient with ductal carcinoma in situ, high-grade s/l clinning type with necrosis.

grade 2 over 3 breast carcinoma.

I know there are grades 1-4 but 2/3?

I can not figure out what the word would be, if anyone could help me it would be great. I am new......

It is an emergency room that a male went to because he had apple stuck in his throat. I have included the sentence before so you might be able to tell what word he would use.

This is it:

There is no strider appreciated. Breath (or breast) sounds are clear and equal bilaterally.

Thank you

Patient had stereotactic core biopsy.  Has a scar at the "areola ____ junction" of the right breast.  Sounds vaguely like "dermo or dermal".  Anyone know what this might be?

TIA